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Bitcoin ETFs Bleed $410M as IBIT ETF by BlackRock Suffers the Largest Loss

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• Bitcoin ETFs faced a daily outflow of $410.37 million on February 12, with a cumulative net inflow of $54.31 billion.
• IBIT and FBTC experienced heavy losses, with daily outflows of $157.56M and $104.13M, respectively.
• Grayscale’s BTC ETF saw a minor outflow of $33.54 million, with a 3.25% decline in value.
• Mid-tier Bitcoin ETFs like HODL, BTCO, and BRRR also faced losses, reporting outflows and declines.
• BTCW and DEFI ETFs showed stable performance, with no inflows or outflows recorded.

According to a recent SoSoValue update on Bitcoin ETFs as of February 12, the market experienced a daily outflow of $410.37 million. Cumulative net inflow now reads at $54.31 billion with total value traded at $3.56 billion. Total net assets for Bitcoin remain solid at $82.86 billion, representing 6.34% of Bitcoin’s market cap.

Bitcoin ETFs Face Outflows as IBIT and FBTC Take Heavy Losses

Tracking the market performance of individual ETFs, the IBIT ETF, listed on NASDAQ and sponsored by BlackRock, saw a daily outflow of $157.56 million. The FBTC ETF, listed on the CBOE and sponsored by Fidelity, experienced an outflow of $104.13 million. Its daily change was a decrease of 3.25%, with a trading price of $56.91. GBTC ETF, listed on the NYSE and sponsored by Grayscale, saw a small outflow of $59.12 million.

Grayscale’s BTC ETF, listed on the NYSE, reported a minor outflow of $33.54 million. It saw a 3.25% decline in value. BITB ETF, listed on the NYSE and sponsored by Bitwise, reported a daily outflow of $7.83 million. Its cumulative net inflow is -$119.52 million. It experienced a daily decrease of 3.24%.

ARKB ETF, listed on the CBOE and sponsored by Ark & 21Shares, faced an outflow of $31.55 million. ARKB has assets totaling $1.45 billion, with a market share of 0.18%. The ETF saw a daily drop of 3.30%.

Other Mid-Tier ETFs Record Outflow While  BTCW and DEFI Maintain Stability

The HODL ETF, listed on the CBOE and sponsored by VanEck, saw an outflow of $3.24 million. It recorded a daily decrease of 3.20%, trading at $21.68. The BTCO ETF, listed on the CBOE and sponsored by Invesco, experienced a smaller outflow of $6.84 million. BTCO traded at $65.05, down 3.29% on the day.

The BRRR ETF, listed on NASDAQ and sponsored by Valkyrie, reported an outflow of $2.77 million. Its total net assets stand at $316.06 million. The ETF has a market share of just 0.03% and has declined 3.20%, trading at $18.44.

The BTCW ETF experienced stable performance, with no daily inflows or outflows, as indicated by both 1-day net inflows and cumulative net inflows. It recorded a 3.24% drop in daily value, trading at $69.19. Just like the BTCW ETF, the DEFI ETF remained stable, with no daily inflows or outflows and a cumulative net inflow.

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